Terms of entry are nebulous. Is it for favoured customers? Prospective buyers? Superfans? Yes and no
The artist’s pictures reflect tensions between generations in taste and values
The family that owns a historic house has decided to entrust it to the ablest member, not just the eldest son
Châteaux have been reducing prices as global demand has cooled
Where there’s no will there’s no way to avoid causing postmortem trouble
Harvard, Stanford and Notre Dame offer those in their early sixties a chance to find a social purpose
Bertrand Coste says business will be easier for Clerville, which manages money for the Schlumbergers, in the EU
An analysis of how today’s ruling caste work very hard at appearing ordinary
The FT’s new wealth editor has asked private bankers and lawyers to look into their crystal balls
This new class of wealthy elite is shaking up the charitable world with their start-up mentality and technical expertise
By using the newest tech and designs, wealthy homeowners can help bring down the high costs associated with sustainability
Many wealthy donors use their personal knowledge and experience to smooth the path for others
Hong Kong and Singapore are the world’s rising wealth centres
Leaks, complaints, lawsuits — when employees are disgruntled, they have many ways to get even
Can the city sustain an influx of wealthy expats lured by its low taxes?
The rapid rise in billionaires has disrupted what it means to be part of the moneyed elite
New regulations governing fund ratings will help, but there are other ways to navigate the confusion
UK government plans to end the beneficial tax treatment of riches overseas is causing millionaires to look elsewhere
Cutting-edge tech, performance and sustainability are making electric vehicles sexy — even without the roar of a V10 engine
Encouraging wealth creators helps to generate economic growth and affluence
Access to the arts is more likely to govern a billionaire’s choice to stay in a cultural capital such as London — along with the political and economic security
From vintage cars to watches and paintings — the amateur connoisseur driven by a passion for their pastime has been replaced by those looking for an investment opportunity
There is a tendency to stick with your tribe and vacation only where other wealthy people are
Clashes over Gaza have turned a spotlight onto governance at institutions such as Harvard and Columbia
The sector has expanded from a small number of groups to about 15,000 offices worldwide and an estimated $5.9tn in assets
From cars to clothes, for the wealthy, ‘limited editions’ are no longer enough
Rich individuals and impact investors are injecting funds into organisations that support a healthy democracy
Pooling resources allows donors to make larger, co-ordinated grants while retaining decision-making powers about where the money is spent
Platforms such as ChatGPT can do comprehensive research for low cost but strategies may be found wanting without critical human expert oversight
If the Grim Reaper is coming for you, there’s not much money can do to prevent it
Paolo Zannoni’s history of how today’s monetary system evolved
When it comes to staying on the right side of the regulations, it is not all plain sailing
The link between crime and wealth is a complicated one
The wealthy should stick with real estate as their favourite asset class
A guide to ‘optimising your life for wealth and success’ from the professor of marketing at NYU Stern
For those who can afford the typical £2mn-plus price tag, the prize is owning a limited edition vehicle and being part of an elite group
These small firms are often the hidden hands that have quietly transformed the country with a wide range of investments
